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Hi,
first thanks for sharing.
I am modifying the code or at least trying to so that the sequencer can have a reset, ideally that way that as long as a singal is there or abscent the sequencer keeps running and when releasing the button it stops
With the other code I could make it using bool to define the state of the sequencer and connect this with a signal being present or not.
Unfortunately the fast gpio doesnt seem to allow something according to this
FastGPIO::Pin<RESET_PIN>::isInputHigh()
just with the input being low. Do you know if there is such a command?
When changiong high to low it doesnt seem to be a command.
As you can tell I have absolutely no idea how to write code and work my way through by looking at the rest to see how things are done. There might be a better way I don't know. The reason for using your code is that the hagiwocode is pretty laggy when retriggering the sequencer.
Not sure if that makes sense but if it does and you might have an answer I would be very thankful
Cheers,
Jens
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Hi,
first thanks for sharing.
I am modifying the code or at least trying to so that the sequencer can have a reset, ideally that way that as long as a singal is there or abscent the sequencer keeps running and when releasing the button it stops
With the other code I could make it using bool to define the state of the sequencer and connect this with a signal being present or not.
Unfortunately the fast gpio doesnt seem to allow something according to this
FastGPIO::Pin<RESET_PIN>::isInputHigh()
just with the input being low. Do you know if there is such a command?
When changiong high to low it doesnt seem to be a command.
As you can tell I have absolutely no idea how to write code and work my way through by looking at the rest to see how things are done. There might be a better way I don't know. The reason for using your code is that the hagiwocode is pretty laggy when retriggering the sequencer.
Not sure if that makes sense but if it does and you might have an answer I would be very thankful
Cheers,
Jens
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: